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Rocking on a boat, walking through the town of Arai, visiting the checkpoint...

This exhibition traces the history of this area through two periods: the water castle and castle town on the shores of Lake Hamana during the Sengoku period, and the resort town in the early Showa period. Suzuki of Hamamatsu City Museum...

We are proposing a new tour around Lake Hamana to coincide with the Minat Ring event on Sunday, July 7th.
A little special place to experience the feeling of traveling...

[We have reached capacity and are now closed] Kayaking on the Horidome Canal?! "A...

Many bronze bells and ancient tombs have been discovered in Hosoe Town, Hamamatsu City's Hamana Ward, and its surrounding areas.
While listening to Director Suzuki's talk...

Kuma in Tenryu Ward, Hamamatsu City, has flourished as a post town since ancient times, with many roads intersecting there.
There is a mountain called Kunman that is still used for pilgrimages to Akihabara...

Creek Sound is a place where you can enjoy playing in the river with your whole body, under the motto "A place where anyone can become a child." "Canyoning" is a way to play in the river with your whole body.

Why not try "Cha Kabuki," a game where you guess the brand of tea? "Cha Kabuki," a culture that has continued since the Muromachi period, uses five types of tea leaves to create a fragrant...

*At the Hamamatsu Power Food Farm "Lupinas Field," you can harvest your own seasonal vegetables while listening to explanations from farmers and take them home as souvenirs.

Surfing lessons taught by active surfers from the basics. The tours are held right in front of the shop, so there's little travel and you can get a stress-free experience.

Kayaking lesson tours taught by veteran instructors are held on Lake Hamana, which is easily accessible from Nagoya, Hamamatsu, and Shizuoka. Recreational boats...

The Kosai mountain range on the west shore of Lake Hamana is a chain of mountains including Mount Jinseki, the highest peak at 324m. Because it is a low mountain with easy access, it is a great place to get some exercise and improve your mind and body...

A tour of a spectacular panoramic spot at an altitude of 420m. The launch pad from which paragliders take off is free of obstacles, so you can enjoy the view.

Fulfilling the desire to "fly in the sky" with a two-seater paraglider experience that requires no license and allows you to enjoy a panoramic view of Lake Hamana from 300m above the ground.

This tour uses a sit-on-top kayak, which is particularly stable. Since it is on a lake, there is no need to worry about being swept away, so it is especially recommended for those who are new to kayaking.

You can experience a tea ceremony in the authentic tea house "Shointei" in Hamamatsu Castle Park. The tea is made by members of the Hamamatsu Tea Ceremony Federation...

Enjoy an authentic shuriken throwing experience that will let you fully appreciate Japanese culture.

There's a full-scale shuriken throwing practice session and a test to test your skills...